First published 2001
Norman presents more than seventy supernatural encounters documented throughout Wisconsin in this revised collection. The author draws from personal interviews, newspaper accounts, and archival materials to assemble tales spanning from nineteenth century folklore to modern residential disturbances. Wisconsin emerges as a state dense with ghostly activity and unexplained phenomena. The accounts include apparitions, supernatural manifestations, and mysterious occurrences that defy conventional explanation. Norman retells these stories while preserving their capacity to disturb and astonish readers. The collection moves between historical incidents rooted in earlier centuries and recent reports from contemporary households. Most cases remain without resolution or scientific explanation. The book compiles authentic testimonies into an anthology that captures Wisconsin's reputation for paranormal activity.
Genres: horror, supernatural, ghost-stories, paranormal
Vibes: atmospheric, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: supernatural, unexplained-phenomena
Setting: Wisconsin
Period: 19th Century, 20th Century, 21st Century
226 pages · Paperback · Trails Books